Art and Architecture

At the Toronto Biennial, precariousness is a good thing

In memoir-manifesto, architect Jeanne Gang makes the case for using what’s already there

With Feeling Her Way exhibit, artist Sonia Boyce looks to capture the euphoric

Indigenous artist Rebecca Belmore wins 2024 Audain Prize

MOCA shows repurpose Lego, pop culture, Haida imagery

Toronto’s skyline gets a shiny new fortress

Canadian art galleries to explore new ideas from their own vaults

Vancouver Art Gallery reassesses its grand ambitions for new building

Purported Rembrandt painting sells for US$1.4-million at Maine auction

Archeologists in Ontario say they’re facing a storage crisis

Cost of new Vancouver Art Gallery spikes from $400-million to $600-million, forcing redesign

As tax breaks drive art donations, Canada’s public galleries overflow with more works than they could ever show

As the Paralympic Games kick off, a photographer captures the dynamism of para-athletes

The largest urban archeological dig in Germany pits history against housing woes

How an unsolved murder landed a homicide detective in the middle of the world’s biggest art-fraud case

Toronto needs to get over its fear of car-free streets

Why Toronto needs a city architect

Historian digs deep into Paul Kane’s problematic images of Indigenous people

Mohawk artist Shelley Niro goes bold and brassy in 40-year career

Quebec Impressionism, from bustling cities to bucolic villages

Shuttered by the pandemic, craft conference A Handmade Assembly is immortalized as a coffee table book

Toronto questions the modernist art canon while Buffalo owns it

Martine Gutierrez’s self-portraits challenge modern notions of gender and indigenity

Buffalo AKG Art Museum’s Nordic exhibition on climate change has Group of Seven link

Radical Stitch exhibit puts breathtaking artistry and politics on display

What’s great architecture in Canada? With these awards, who knows?

Norval Morrisseau’s family seeks to restore late artist’s legacy, worth after police unravel fraud scheme

Calgary’s Arts Commons to receive historic $75-million donation

Calgary’s Arts Commons advances its revitalization into downtown hub with $75-million donation

Shameless spin aside, closing the Ontario Science Centre is a choice

Wildfire art exhibitions help make sense of Canada’s new climate reality

The unlikely story of how a Fellini memorabilia collection came to Toronto

Ontario Place needs to be opened up to the city as a park

The Museum of Anthropology at the University of British Columbia reopens after seismic upgrades

Montreal’s Wellington Basin project should inspire new urban developments across Canada

In St. Anne’s fire, Canada lost the only known ecclesiastical art by Group of Seven